Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1887-12-15
SCHOOL AND CHURCH.


lieved to be the only one in the world,
has been established in the Imperial
University of Japan.
There are in the Church of En-
gland one hundred clergymen, con-
verts from Judaism, and over three
thousand communicates.
The best and noblest lives are those
which are set toward high ideals. And
the highest and noblest ideal that any
man can have is Jesus of Nazareth
AtmerOn.
Colonel William G. Morrill,, secre-
tary and treasurer of the Western &
Atlantic railroad, formerly of Maine,
left 1875, 600 for Atlanta University and
500, 900 for the Y. M. G. A. of the same
city.
Levi Prosser, of Hartford, Conn,
has presented the City Mission of that
city with a 208-acre farm, to be used
as an industrial school for homeless
children. The monetary value of the
gift is little short of $65, 900.
Statistics show that there are at
present $40, 900 adult converts from
the heather world in full communion
with various Protestant churches as
the result of missionary labor. These,
with their families and dependents in
Christian communities, aggregate at
least $500, 900 souls. Public Opinion.
Princeton College has decided to
break up hazing. Already number
of students who have interfered with
freshmen have been sent home. Haz-
ing is relic of barbarism that should
not be tolerated a single day, and it
only thrives in colleges where disci-
pline is lax. Central Christian Id
uOcdte.
1t was in 1910 chat the American
Board, the first foreign missionary So
ciety in this country, was formed;
since then it has received from the
church for it's worldwide mission
work over $4,000, 600. During this
period the contributions to all the
foreign mission societies of the country
have amounted to over $57, 900, 900.
Writing from Cape Palmas, Ii
,eria, Bishop William Taylor says:
1.-The king and chiefs bind themselves
by written agreement TO give us all
the land we need for our mission and
industrial school purposes, to clear
land and first crop, to build good
kitchen and school-house, and all free
of charge. We hope Cd. W. to build
seventeen houses between this and
Christmas, and to occupy them by
: thirty new missionary men and women
: by January, 1885,"
-IfIam asked what is the remedy fol
the deeper sorrows of the human heart
what man should chiefly look o il
his progress through life, as the power
that is to sustain him under trials and
enable him manfully to confront his
Affections, must point him to some
: thing which, in well-known hymn, il
called "the old, old story, told of il
an old, old book; and taught with ar
old, old teaching, which is the creates
| and best gift ever given to mankind
= Gladstone.
E The piety that Christ smiles upon i
piety that will stand pinch and fac
l a storm; that would rather eat an hon
q est crust than face sumptuously on un
holy gains; that gladly gives up it
couch of ease to sally off on its mission
among the outcasts; that sets its Puri
tan face like flint against fashionabl
sins. We talk glibly about taking u
a cross but cross Is intended TO
somebody's crucifxion. On Calvary
), cross we know full well who bled ava
Il his precious life. On our cross self i
to be the victim. Cayler.